Derrick, an African-American young man in his 32, fresh out from College, has a job. Life is moving to the reight direction for him until ICE Storms, he becomes a victim of an unfortunate situation. He faces social rejection after jail term with emotional wounds, his rights and priviledges stripped off, friends isolation, and his struggles to cope with the life lead him to a number of adverse psychological consequences, such as loneliness, low self-esteem, aggression and depression. The situation becomes worse when the system adds more subjection to his present poor situation, and true life of a frustrated individual unveils evil thoughts. It turns Derrick to choose between two unfavorable alternatives. The ability to validate his beliefs and values to imaginative thinking and to turn them unto greater productivity proves abortive. Derrick’s unpredictable decision leaves his sympathizers in a state of dilemma to this unanswered Question! Why and Who takes the Blame?
ICE STORM FILM PROJECT 2019….
We have possible cast and crew in process to depict this true life story in foreign backgrounds, USA, Nigeria and Canada.
The Writer/Producer
We strive to maintain great clients and suppliers working ethics and relationship that will continue to evolve, at the same time owe it as a duty to meeting up their demands with products and services that stand out and quantify their money worth patronizing, We go for the best sizzling and true life stories that can impact lives, educate and keep our audience entertained with Hallmark motion pictures. We incorporate multi cultural talents and seasoned actors that will brilliantly give us that global market within the mainstream network.
Nollywood Legend and Veteran, a.k.a IGWE, is the master planner and strategic representative heading the management team both local and in the international level. As a great resource and unique face in the industry, he brings a huge network and strength to CME Management to meeting its demands and target audience. Having done some mainstream projects like the movie ” Of the Sentimental Value” and others gained him international awards and credibility, and working with some foreign cast and crew is evidence-proven as a legendary icon of this generation. In addition to his acting career, Brand Ambassador and a motivational speaker, he holds a High level of Ambassadorial position in the Nollywood Entertainment and film industry, his works speak in all African TV networks and Online streaming platforms. The level of his intellect, expertise and networks are increasingly educating and impacting lives to the global entertainment Community.
Head OF AFRICAN AND INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT AFFAIRS/ADVISORY BOARD
Possible cast of Ice Storm Film
It’s a film project that will feature some mainstream season actors and Multi-cultural ethnicity.
Wendy Nguasana
Trae I
Merlisa Determined
Rosemary Casmier, Actress/Intl Model
Canadian based Intl Model and Actress, Rosy is grounded with her skillful acting and modeling in mainstream stages as one of the most iconic recorded by us. Representing CME in the international level is one of the greatest achievements celebrating a successful her career.
Inside Nollywood, the booming film industry that makes 1,500 movies a year. Arts Oct 24, 2017 2:33 PM EDTIn 1992, after years of watching only imported American, Indian or Chinese films, Nigeria’s local film industry had its first real hit. “Living in Bondage,” a straight-to-video dramatic thriller, followed a man who sacrificed his wife to a satanic cult and afterwards was haunted by her ghost. Many mark the film as the unofficial start of Nigeria’s home-grown film industry, dubbed “Nollywood,” which produces an incredible 1,500 or more movies a year — vastly more than Hollywood, and second in number only to India’s film industry, Bollywood. Today, Nollywood films are available globally on cellphones, Netflix and YouTube, and on streets across Africa. In her new book “Nollywood: The Making of a Film Empire,” journalist Emily Witt argues that Nollywood is positioned to become a global brand much like the films of Bollywood or kung fu movies. This despite the many obstacles filmmakers might face: electricity cuts, fuel scarcity, political instability and more. “There were a lot of films in Nigeria through the years, but none spoke our voice.”The book’s introduction, as relayed to Witt by Nigerian documentary filmmaker Femi Odugbemi, describes how cinema and other culture in Nigeria was dominated for decades by the narratives of the colonialists. (Nigeria was under British rule from 1901 to 1960, when an independence movement led to self-government.) But then, Odugbemi told Witt, “People who were the consumers began to become the storytellers… There were a lot of films in Nigeria through the years, but none spoke our voice. None recognized our existence as a distinct culture, as a distinct civilization, a distinct aspiration. ”https://www.pbs.org/newshour/arts
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NollywoodIt’s a Multi-Million Dollar Industry that started with Nothing to write about! Today, it’s Worth is amazing! And comparing its beginning with the Present! It’s Priceless! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nollywood
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